Dominican Civil Conflicts Pause as Mediation Sought
The Dominican civil clashes halted after an American warning of intervention and a diplomatic push. President Jiminez has resigned. General Arias agreed to surrender conditions, while a commission seeks a peaceful settlement between rival factions as officials urge talks. Also marked was a Lusitania sinking anniversary procession in London.
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Dominican Republic
Jinen
William W. Russell
Jiminez
General Arias
Arias
London
Westminster
Hyde Park
House Honors Cannon in Memorial Tribute
Washington lawmakers set aside party lines to honor Representative Cannon of Illinois, former speaker, who turned 80 years old on Sunday during the first hour of the regular session. Austin Captain Monroe Fox and Texas Rangers were ordered to investigate the Glenn Springs raid. Oregon protest notes to Britain over Rainbow seizure off the West Mexican coast.
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House
Cannon
Washington
Jltnois
Austin
Texas
Monroe Fox
Texas Rangers
Marfa
James E. Ferguson
Glenn Springs
Bouguilins
Oregon
Iceland Wealth Swells Amid War Trade Boom
Copeheagen a small nation once among the poorest now grows wealthy in a year of war. Merchants profit from exporting fish, pane, wool, and hides to England, increasingly boosting Icelandic fortunes.
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Copeheagen—aerand
England
War Minister Imprisoned in Te ter fortress dispatch
A semi official Petrograd dispatch reports London general W A Soukhomlinem former Nustian war minister has been imprisoned in the fortress of Te ter and Pani.
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London
W. A. Soukhomlinem
Nustian
Teter
Pani
Petrograd
Major Alexander L. Dade on Active Duty
Maj Alexander L Dade of the Seventh Cavalry is on active duty by the firm ranks.
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Maj
Alexander L. Dade
Alexander
Dade
Reventh Cavalry
Fram
Packers Violated Law in Ongoing Fraud Case
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Packers and indictments but readable facts are unclear. Names and places are garbled, with references to federal charges and commerce, making it difficult to extract a coherent event or outcome.
Rural credits bill passed by Senate
The Hollis farm loan bill creating a system of twelve or more land banks and cooperative farm loan associations won Senate approval 68 to 6. A nonpartisan farm loan board would oversee the scheme with capital stock requirements, farmer stock in associations, and long amortization to allow repayment at modest rates.
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Washington
Hollis
Senate
Farm Loan Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Land Bank
Lane
Farmer Murd ers Physician in Ogden Tragic Shooting
In Ogden a 44 year old prominent physician and surgeon was gunned down Tuesday evening as he reached his automobile. The shooter Heber Burvh aged 4 years claims a prior operation on the head at St Louis in 1896 caused his action and is declared insane by relatives.
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Ogden
Ulanepr
Wan
bin Automobile
Heber Burvh
Qergond Leceune
Louie
Durek de Dellowed
Confession Reported In Murder Case At Frankton
Wealthy farmer Trask allegedly confessed to killing Mee Alien A Bvane known as Man Kend. He claimed the woman coerced him and he confronted her seeking a settlement, followed by an attack. A Peace Plan discussed at The Hague conference aims to ease tensions and explore a lasting settlement.
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Frankton
Trask
Trae
Martial Law Practically Prevails in Pittsburgh Area
Martial law effectively holds in Pittsburgh and Braddock as the Pennsylvania National Guard patrols streets. No disorder reported Wednesday night as authorities maintain control near the war theater and surrounding districts.
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Pilbourgh
Pittsburgh
Braddock
Detech
Pengerlvenia National Guard
David Starr Jordan Retired Ends Public Career
The passage notes the retirement of David Starr Jordan, long associated with Stanford University, and mentions his status as a world figure and peace advocate. The text appears garbled but centers on Jordan stepping back from public roles.
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David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Deridware Jondua
Stafford
Ste Mle
Chanewiar
Wilson approves Scott Obregon plan for harmony with Mexico
President Wilson announced a tentative Scott Obregon accord would cooperate to prevent misunderstandings and strengthen ties between the United States and Mexico. Secretary Baker telegraphed acceptance to General Scott at El Paso, with Carranza approval still pending. The plan reportedly covers Carranza troops pursuing bandits south of the expeditionary lines and a gradual U S withdrawal to the border.
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Washington
Wilson
General Scott
General Obregon
Mexico
el Paso
Baker
Carranza
Spy Gets Life Sentence in Leeds Trial
Albert Hright, 49, an iron merchant from Sheffield, was sentenced to penal servitude for life after a conviction and appeal. The case centers on espionage activities tied to Leeds.
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Spy
Leeds
England
Albert Hright
Sheffeild
Conscription Bill Clears First Reading in Commons
London reports the government's military conscription bill passed its first reading in the house of commons amid loud cheers. Debate showed little opposition to compulsion as the measure moves forward.
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London
House of Commons
Fire Chief Milled in Long Meech collision death
Cal Fire Chief J. B. Sarensbury was killed when his automobile collided with a smoker chemical vehicle. Three other firemen were injured in the crash during the Long Meech department incident.
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Long Leach
Cal
J. B. Sarensbury
Long Meech
Bre
Pittsburgh Tollway strike ends after reader-backed settlement
Three thousand two hundred workers from the Pittsburgh Tollway company ended a strike after Ack Talibed and Wase were recommended by their readers. The stoppage concluded with a negotiated end this Tuesday.
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Piteburgh
Kiteburgh Kallwaye
Tuveday
Ack Talibed & Wase saveHmeal
German reply to U S note on submarine warfare
Berlin wires Sayville that Germany will not escalate and will restrict submarine attacks if Britain obeys international law. The note says Germany has delayed final judgment while investigations on the Sussex case proceed and warns of consequences if the United States demands further concessions.
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Berlin
Sayville
N. Y
Gottlieb von Jagow
Gerard
United States
James W. Gerard
Germany
Great Britain
America
Ameren
Atlt Fncance
Por
Great Hritain
Hritain
Wanker
Real Contra
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Blaes
Dumamiy
Hegel
Wimont
Conerion
Deace An & Hase
Europe
Trank
Ves Wula
Jol
British Government Frees Eight German and Austrian Detainees
The British government orders the immediate release of eight Germans and Austrians seized from the American steamship China. The action follows diplomatic considerations and aims to ease tensions with the United States.
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London
Britissh
China
President backs Braondele nomination to Supreme Court
The president endorses Leule D Braodele for a seat on the Supreme Court as confirmation hearings move forward, amid ongoing deliberations and Senate scrutiny of the nominee.
Rebels condemned to death in Dublin executions
Four Irish leaders were executed while many rebels remained imprisoned. Names mentioned include Joseph Mary Plunkett and others. reports indicate a general order from the deputy commander in chief and further sentences awaited with some commutations possible.
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Dublin
Joseph Pinobetl
Eaward Daly
Michael O'Haurs
William Pearse
Geath
Thuraieg
Fall to Vote as They Tak OM
Fragmented OCR text shows a political notice urging Cherd members to support parties and social relations amid a fall to vote. Details are unclear due to garbled wording and missing context.
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